Since I have one of the resin Collect-Air 1/48 scale B-57B/G, I'm also
interested. Unfortunately, when I clicked on the link, I got a page
indicating the site is "forbidden." Anyone else have that problem?
Were I forced to hazard a guess, based merely on the convention of the day,
I would guess the wheel wells were probably gloss white as were most SEA
camo USAF aircraft. Zinc chromate, however, would not have been an
impossibility. As I said, those are just guesses on my part but I would be
surprised if they were red. I know that the inside area of some Air Force
aircraft speed brakes and flap wells (F-101 comes to mind) and the
undersides of leading edge slats were painted insignia red (Like the F-100)
and that the edges of LG doors on gray/white Navy aircraft were painted red
for visibility when they were open.
I have personally never seen evidence of landing gear bays painted red but
that's just me. I would like to know if anyone has hard evidence of red,
white, zc, or any other color applied to the ldg gear bays of SEA camo
B-57B/G aircraft in Southeast Asia.

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>> Can anyone tell me about the color of the wheel wells of a B-57B ? The
>> airfix instructions would have me paint them "crimson", but something
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> Cheers and all,
Al Superczynski - 30 Jan 2006 23:52 GMT
>...when I clicked on the link, I got a page
>indicating the site is "forbidden."
There were typos in the posted URL. Try this instead:
<http://www.clubhyper.com/reference/b57eindetailfr_1.htm>

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Bill Woodier - 31 Jan 2006 23:24 GMT
Thanks Al; I was able to open it that time. In the couple wheel well pics
there, they looked like interior green to me (with considerable underside
black overspray).

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>>...when I clicked on the link, I got a page
>>indicating the site is "forbidden."
>
> There were typos in the posted URL. Try this instead:
>
> <http://www.clubhyper.com/reference/b57eindetailfr_1.htm>
>> Can anyone tell me about the color of the wheel wells of a B-57B ? The
>> airfix instructions would have me paint them "crimson", but something
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>Cheers and all,
That second photo looks a bit chromate green to me.
Norm Filer - 31 Jan 2006 19:22 GMT
I saw a lot of Air Force B-57s and all I ever saw was chromate green.
The pictures I have seen of the NASA and Air Force RB-57Fs leads me to say
they are White. Well, actually more pink from spilled Hydraulic fluid.
Norm